Flexible Partials

$399.00 USD

Pay in 4 with Klarna or Afterpay when the order qualifies

Rush: 3–4 business days · Standard: 6–10 business days
30-day unlimited adjustments · 60-day warranty on the build
Made in Hollywood, Florida · insurance available
$20 off your first order with code WELCOME20

Home impression kit included

Who will be using the kit?

We pack the tray sizes that fit best. You can change this later.

Go safe — add the Smile Care Plan

Month-to-month cover for accidental breakage, loss or damage. Replacement for a flat $45 recrafting fee, cancel anytime.

No plan 1 arch$13.99/mo 2 arches$18.99/mo

Plan details

Covers accidental breakage, loss or theft, water or heat damage and cosmetic damage that affects fit or function.
Normal wear is not covered; fit adjustments stay free for 30 days under the standard warranty.
Flippers, partials and veneers: one replacement a year. Night guards and retainers: two a year. A $45 recrafting fee applies to each claim.
Enroll within 7 days of delivery. Billed monthly, pause or cancel anytime. Claims by email, we guide you through the rest.

Pay what the lab charges

Count the gaps and the price follows. Up to three in a row is the flipper. Two to five scattered around the jaw is the middle build. Six to eight is the big one. All three are soft, metal free and shaded to the teeth you keep.

From $399 an arch. Three builds, one mold.

Which one is yours

The flipper handles a run of gaps sitting next to each other, three at most. Spread the missing teeth apart, or push the count past three, and the partial takes over, because a wider plate stays put. Send a photo of the arch if you are between two builds.

What each build costs

Flipper, up to three in a row — $399 an arch
Partial for two to five teeth — $549 an arch
Partial for six to eight teeth — $649 an arch

Both arches ordered together are $699, $949 or $1,049, and the kit and the return label are already inside every number.

One count, one build, one flat price per arch
Nothing metal, so no wire catches the light
Thin enough that people forget it is in

Flipper, up to three teeth in a row
Partial, two to five teeth
Partial, six to eight teeth

Top
Bottom
Both arches

$399.00 USD

HSA and FSA acceptedHow HSA and FSA payment works

Home impression kit included

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Leave your email and we will write you the day ordering opens. One email, nothing else.

Postage covered

Three to six day build

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Three steps and it is yours

Order online — Your kit goes out at once and turns up two or three business days later.
Mold at home — Work through the card and the video, then mail both molds back with the label from the box.
Wear it — Three to seven business days on the bench, then the parcel goes out to you.

Rush production and rush shipping are on offer at checkout when the date matters.

Two boxes and nothing left to buy

The mold kit at a $49.99 value, trays, putty, shade guide and video
Your partial, a bottle of foam and a case with a mirror
Postage prepaid whichever way the parcel is going

One month, fit guaranteed

Adjustments are free through the first 30 days
A rebuild at no charge if an adjustment cannot do it

Your mold stays on file

We hold your impressions, so a spare or a replacement never means molding again. Under Mold Once the repeat comes at 30 percent off.

Molds and care

What is inside the Smile Lab USA impression kit, four trays, base and catalyst jars, shade guide and the printed impression guide

Read the impression guide

Every order ships in a Smile Lab USA gift box with cleaning foam and a mirror case

One flat price: $399 an arch. The appliance, the impression kit, shipping both ways and 30 days of adjustments — all in.

HSA and FSA accepted

Two to five missing teeth is $549 an arch and six to eight is $649. Both arches together are $699, $949 or $1,049.

Sound familiar?

Hiding your smile in photos
Chewing on one side
Covering your mouth when you laugh
Putting off a dentist quote you can't afford

How it happens

After checkout, a licensed dentist in your state reviews your photos. Your impression kit ships only after that review.

Order online and your impression kit arrives by USPS in 3 days or FedEx overnight
Take the mold at your own table and mail it back with the prepaid label
We build your partial in 6 to 10 business days and ship it to your door

Free shipping both ways
Custom made in a Florida dental lab
30 days of free adjustments

Am I the right candidate?

You are 18 or older
Two to eight teeth are gone on the same jaw
Teeth are standing on both sides of the gaps for the pink clasps
The gaps are at the front, where a wire clasp would catch the light
The gum has settled and stopped changing shape
You will take it out at night and rinse it in cool water

Not the right buy if

Four teeth or more are gone in one run with nothing at the far end
You grind hard at night, which nylon is not built for
Nothing is left standing on that jaw

Three builds, one price list

A flexible partial is a nylon plate tinted to the colour of your gum. It carries the missing teeth and grips the ones you keep with pink clasps, so no wire is on show.

How many teeth are gone on that jaw sets the price, and nothing else moves it. Find your row, pick the jaw, and that is the whole quote.

Build	Gaps it covers	One arch	Both arches	At the bench
Flexible flipper	Up to three in a row	$399	$699	6 to 10 business days
Partial, two to five teeth	Gaps spread across the jaw	$549	$949	6 to 10 business days
Partial, six to eight teeth	Most of the jaw standing empty	$649	$1,049	6 to 10 business days

Flexible flipper Flexible dentures All partial dentures

The $49.99 impression kit and the postage both ways are already inside every figure in this table.

Nylon, acrylic and cast metal, what each trades

Nylon is the build that shows nothing metal, which is why it is the one people pick for gaps at the front.

There are no metal hooks on this build because the base itself does that work. Nylon springs back after it flexes over a tooth, so the grip comes from the plate and not from a wire.

Nylon

Bends with the gum, hides the clasps in pink, and comes back for a remake rather than a reline.

Acrylic

Rigid and cheaper to mend. A chip bonds back and the base relines when the gum settles under it.

Cast metal

The thinnest and stiffest frame we build, and the one that takes the heaviest chewing load.

Acrylic partial Cast metal partial

An acrylic partial is $469 an arch and a cast metal frame is $749.

Taking the mold

Lay it outBoth trays, both tubs, a shade disc and a timer.
Size the tray dryTeeth and gap inside it, nothing pressing.
Knead to one colorForty five seconds, no streaks left.
Upper arch firstChin down, press up over the teeth, hold.
Then the lowerChin up, press from underneath, just as still.
Read itGum line and gap sharp. That detail is the fit.

What the gaps cost you

Same light, same phone, nothing smoothed out.

Before and after — missing tooth replaced for a natural, confident smile

What the gap changes day to day

Woman playfully hiding her smile behind a sweater collar

Confidence

The smile line breaks where the tooth was

Close-up beauty shot of a woman's lower face and lips

Face shape

The cheek and lip lose what held them up

Close-up lifestyle shot of a bearded man's chin and mouth

Speech

Words slip and the S goes soft

Woman enjoying a meal without worrying about her teeth

Meals

Hard food goes back on the plate

Straight answers

Full flexible partial denture set showing upper and lower arches held in hand

Whether this is for you

You are 18 or older, the teeth being replaced are gone to the gum line, and enough of your own teeth are still standing on that jaw to carry the clasps. Send photos if you are unsure and we will say which build fits.

Whether it will fit

Cut by hand from your own mold, never picked off a shelf. The tooth shade and the gum tone both come from your photos. Anything that pinches or shifts gets corrected or rebuilt inside the month, postage on us.

Where your order is

Text and email at every stage, starting with the tracking number for the kit and ending with the parcel that carries the partial.

How much flexible partials cost

$399 an arch for up to three teeth in a row, $549 for two to five and $649 for six to eight. Both arches run $699 to $1,049, kit and postage inside all of it.

Whether flexible partials are any good

They are the build to pick when the gaps are at the front, because no wire shows. They are the wrong build for grinding and for a jaw with nothing left to grip.

The downsides of flexible dentures

A nylon base is pressed again rather than relined when the gum settles, and one hot rinse warps it. Cool water and no ice are the whole of the care.

How long flexible partial dentures last

The material, the anchor teeth and taking it out at night decide it, not the name of the piece. Acrylic is the one we can put a number on, close to two years with daily cleaning.

Eating with flexible partial dentures

Soft food for the first day, then everything cut small and chewed on both sides. Ice, ribs, crusty bread and toffee stay off the plate for as long as you own it.

Adding a tooth to a flexible partial later

It depends on how your plate was pressed, so ask us before you order and not after. If a tooth cannot be added, a fresh arch off the model on file is 30 percent off under Mold Once.

The average cost of a flexible partial denture

Ours is $399 an arch for up to three teeth in a row, $549 for two to five and $649 for six to eight, with the $49.99 kit and the postage both ways already counted in.

It does not sit right when it arrives

Tell us inside 30 days of delivery and leave the piece alone. Do not file it, heat it or adjust it yourself. Photograph what is bothering you, keep the order number to hand, and send it back as it left the bench. Adjustments and the remake cost nothing.

It broke

A break with nothing dropped behind it is a fault in the build, and that stands for 60 days from delivery once a technician has verified it. Your mold stays on file for two years, so a replacement usually needs no new impression from you.

People will see it is a plate

Shade and thickness are what give a piece away, and both are set from what you send us. Hold the 16 colour shade guide beside the gap in the photos and pick the shade next to your own teeth rather than the whitest one on the wheel.

What payment methods do you accept

Major credit and debit cards, HSA and FSA cards, and Klarna or Afterpay in four payments when the order qualifies. Nothing is charged today, because ordering has not opened yet.

How long delivery takes and how to track it

The impression kit reaches you by USPS in 3 days or FedEx overnight, your mold takes the same coming back, and the build follows. Every parcel in the chain carries its own tracking number and the updates come to your phone.

Will this actually fit my mouth

It is cut from your own mold by lab technicians in Hollywood, Florida, never picked off a tray of stock sizes. Anything that presses or shifts is adjusted free for 30 days from delivery.

Months or years, and what really decides it

Months for a flipper and years for a partial is the line you will read everywhere. It is too simple. The material, the anchor teeth and your nights decide it.

The materialAcrylic runs close to two years with daily cleaning

The anchor teethMore sound teeth around the plate, less rocking on the gum

Your nightsOut at night, or the gum under it never gets an hour off

HeatOne hot rinse warps a nylon base for good

Settling in, and what goes on the plate

A nylon plate warms to the mouth and grips a little tighter over the first days. It should never have to be forced over a tooth to seat.

The first days

A full feeling at the palate, extra saliva and an S that slides. Most of it settles inside a week.

What you can eat

Soft food on day one, then everything cut small. Chew on both sides so one clasp is not carrying the meal.

What stays off it

Ice, ribs, crusty bread, toffee and anything that has to be torn with the front teeth.

Cool water, a soft brush and a case

Cleaning is what decides how long a nylon plate keeps its fit. Heat is the one thing it never recovers from, and there is no repair for a warped base.

Every dayCool water and a soft brush, no toothpaste

Every nightOut, rinsed, and in water in the case

NeverBoiling water, the dishwasher, bleach, whitening paste

The mirrored case is $29.99, cleaning foam is $24.99 and the ultrasonic bath is $54.99.

Two trays, one evening, no appointment

The kit is worth $49.99 and it is already paid for inside the price of the arch.

The kit reaches youOut from us the same or the next business day, with you in 3 days by USPS or overnight by FedEx.
The mold goes backTwo trays, two mixes, and a photo to us before the prepaid box goes in the post.
The bench takes overThree to seven business days pressing your arch, then it ships back to your door.

Impression kit How to take an impression

If the first kit is used up, a second is $40 and putty on its own is $25.

What makes a print unreadable at the bench

A mold we cannot read comes back with the reason on it rather than one word. These four cover nearly every one.

Thin mix in the tray

Gum prints but the tooth edges do not. Both trays want filling to the rim while the putty is still soft.

Out before the timer

The print smears where it should be sharp. Hold it down, hands off, until the full set time has run.

Handle off the midline

Thick on one side, bare on the other. Set the handle against the middle of your front teeth first.

Crushed in transit

The arch reads twisted here. The box it arrived in is the box it travels home in.

One bench, one set of hands, no outside lab

Your mold is worked in Hollywood, Florida, by technicians with more than 15 years at the bench. No part of the case goes to another lab and nothing is ordered in.

Finished arches ship to every state. If something is unclear before you order, the bench answers for its own work on 888 886 5530.

What the guarantee actually covers

Fit adjustmentsUnlimited, free for 30 days from delivery

Postage while it travelsOurs, in both directions

Build faults60 days from delivery, verified by a technician

RemakesTwo free for the same reason

Warranty policy Remakes and returns

Outside it sit loss, drops, wear from neglect, work done by another lab and a shade you picked against our advice.

Three legs of the wait, added up

Three legs, not one. Pressing the arch is the short part of the wait, and the post is the rest of it.

Kit out to youUSPS 3 days or FedEx overnight

Mold back to usPrepaid USPS, 3 days

Pressing the arch6 to 10 business days

Door to doorTwo to three weeks

Rush production Rush shipping

Rush production is $150 for 3 to 4 business days at the bench, and rush shipping runs $45 to $135.